The Pensions Regulator (tPR) has published a consultation introducing its proposed guidance (‘Draft Guidance') on pensions climate risk.

You own a high quality investment property. It's let on a number of leases that expire over the next five years. Once they've all expired, you intend to comprehensively re-develop.

On 17 August 2021, the UK Government presented its Hydrogen Strategy (the "Strategy") to Parliament.

In a recently reported judgment, Re Southwest Pacific Bauxite (HK) Ltd. [2018] HKCFI 426, the Companies Court has brought Hong Kong law into alignment with Singapore and England ...

Most of the competition law action in the automotive sector is on servicing and repair.

The UK government has announced proposals to make flexible working requests a ‘day one' right for employees, as part of reforms to the Flexible Working Regulations 2014.

The shift to flexible working has never been more pronounced than now as we make a steady return to the workplace following the pandemic.

With John Buyers, a partner and head of Commercial, Outsourcing and Technology at international law firm Stephenson Harwood. Buyers has practiced for many years as a lawyer in the IT and outsourcing industries, including at Elonex plc where he was general counsel and at Capgemini where he was lead international outsourcing counsel.

In The Office of Fair Trading v Abbey National Plc and Others [2008] EWHC 875, the test case launched by the OFT into the legitimacy and fairness of bank charges, the High Court found that the charges do not represent unenforceable penalty clauses, but it held that they remain susceptible to an assessment of fairness by the OFT under the Unfair Terms in Consumer Contracts Regulations 1999 ("the Regulations").

The ongoing US restitution case, Maestracci v. Helly Nahmad Gallery, Inc., concerns a Modigliani painting allegedly looted by the Nazis.

On 20 December 2017, the Financial Reporting Council ("FRC") and the Financial Conduct Authority ("FCA") entered into a Memorandum of Understanding ("MoU").

In two recent decisions, the Companies Court has rejected attempts by creditors of Lehman Brothers to expedite certain aspects of the administration process.

In Golden Key Ltd (In Receivership) [2009] EWCA Civ 636 the Court of Appeal had to construe the complex documents governing the relationship between a structural investment vehicle and its noteholders.

The Court of Appeal has held in (1) British Energy Power & Trading Ltd (2) Eggborough Power (Holdings) Ltd (3) Eggborough Power Ltd v (1) Credit Suisse (2) Ampere Ltd (3) Ampere 1 Ltd [2008] EWCA Civ 53 that where a bank entered into option agreements in part as agent for other banks participating in a syndicated refinancing arrangement, it was a question of construction of the provisions of the option agreements whether “the Buyer” was that bank as security trustee, or the other financing banks

Last week, the Government released a long-awaited consultation draft to proposed National Planning and Policy Framework (the "NPPF") policy reforms

As we emerge from lockdown, the pace of change in the real estate world is increasing once again. Michael Callaghan looks at what the legal landscape looks like in the coming months.

The government is consulting on much anticipated draft regulations fleshing out the details of the new notifiable event requirements introduced by the Pension Schemes Act 2021.

Thanks to the pandemic ‘working from home' is a phrase we are all used to hearing. With the lifting of restrictions, however, ‘hybrid working' is set to take its place.

The Mauritius International Arbitration Centre ("MIAC"), which was recently established in Mauritius to succeed the LCIA-MIAC Arbitration Centre, has published its first Arbitration Rules.

A share purchase agreement ("SPA") often requires notice to be given of a claim for breach of a warranty in the SPA, within a specified period.